Corona Comprehensive Imaging Center

May this year bring peace May this year bring health May this year bring happiness From our family to yours, Happy New Year

We're still here for you, every step of the way! www.RadNetImaging.com

Due to an increase of COVID cases many local hospitals and medical centers have had to halt outpatient imaging services. RadNet, VP of Marketing and Communicati...ons, Karen Morad, spoke with ABC7 regarding how RadNet Imaging Centers are accommodating the overflow of patients in need of yearly mammograms and essential screening. #RadNet #Radiology www.RadNetImaging.com

First-degree family history of breast cancer dramatically increases your risk of cancer. Although family history can’t be changed, it's important to stay knowledgeable and updated about it.

"Women at a higher risk for breast cancer, should begin their screening mammograms at an earlier age, approximately ten years prior to the first degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who was diagnosed pre-menopausal. In addition both genetic risk assessment and testing should be obtained." Dr. Tchaiko Parris

RadNet and Breastlink outpatient Imaging Centers remain open for patients to receive essential testing. We have implemented the strictest safety protocols as designated by the CDC in order to keep patients and staff safe. At RadNet, we remain dedicated to helping everyone get through this unprecedented time. www.RadNetImaging.com

May this season bring happiness and joy to you and your loved ones. Happy Holidays!

Shout out to Mandee, our Lead Mammographer at Corona Comprehensive Imaging Center. Having a well trained technologist who is dedicated to breast imaging is key.... They will be the one walking you through your mammography examination and taking the images of your breasts. They are also the ones you will discuss any concerns about your breasts with. Our technologists are compassionate, skilled and knowledgable about women’s health. Side note, we love how festive the pink decor is at their center! #RadNet #EarlyDetection #BreastCancerAwareness

Welcome winter! "One kind word can warm three winter months."- Japanese Proverb

Learn together, fight together, win together! #RadNet #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

3D Mammography is the state of the art mammogram technology that improves our ability to detect breast cancers. It has some distinct advantages over conventional 2D mammograms, most notably is its ability to create a 3D or volumetric image of the breast. If a 2D mammogram is like looking at the floor plan of a home, then a 3D mammogram allows you to open the doors and look inside, affording a more detailed evaluation. Dr. Jason McKellop

You're more powerful than you think! Sending encouragement to all those who need it.

Cancer Doesn't Stop for a Pandemic. https://www.radnet.com/inland//cancer-doesnt-stop-pandemic

It’s National Mammography Day! We want to remind you to take a moment to schedule your annual screening mammogram and encourage your loved ones to do the same. Early detection saves lives! #RadNet #NationalMammographyDay

Remind your friends and family members how important yearly mammograms are! According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women in the United States today. It is the second leading cause of death among women after lung cancer.

Today we stand with the Metastatic Breast Cancer community. An estimated 154,000+ women are currently living with metastatic breast cancer in the United States. While this disease is terminal and cannot be cured, it is not hopeless. Because of improved treatments many women can live long, productive lives for many years with this type of cancer. There are a wide variety of treatment options and new medicines are being tested every day.

Thank you Dr. Hession for sharing this important message with women. "Early detection of breast cancer with annual mammography remains our most powerful tool in the fight against breast cancer in women." - Dr. Mariela Hession... #BreastCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection

There are several symptoms that can occur in women with breast cancer. Experiencing one or more of these breast symptoms does not mean you have cancer. However, women should be aware of symptoms and changes in their breasts to enable early detection of breast cancer.

We might be wearing masks these days, but they can’t hide our smile! As we celebrate 'World Smile Day' we are encouraging you to #SmileWithYourEyes!